Description

Set 1

Cold Rain And Snow
Mama Tried
Deal
Beat It On Down The Line
Loser
Jack Straw
Tennessee Jed
El Paso
Brokedown Palace
China Cat Sunflower ->
I Know You Rider
Around And Around

Seastones

Set 2

Playing In The Band ->
Drums ->
Not Fade Away ->
The Other One Jam ->
Drums ->
The Other One ->
Wharf Rat ->
Playing In The Band

Set 3

Good Lovin'
It Must Have Been The Roses
The Promised Land
Eyes Of The World ->
Slipknot! ->
Stella Blue ->
Sugar Magnolia

Encore
Johnny B. Goode Encore Two Half Step ->
Bid You Goodnight

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Reviewer: lp357 - - April 6, 2012
Subject: "THE BEST"
I always frown upon people who say this the best version of this song, that being said..............This is the best damned version of tenneessee jed!!!!!!!!!!!
The crowd goes absolutely nuts during the final solo.


The rest of my days for a time machine to the seventies

Reviewer: fibber - - December 4, 2011
Subject: Stella Blue
Of course, the secret of the terrible-sounding, much-maligned 'Steal Your Face' was that it was filled with terrific performances, however pedestrian the song list. Cold Rain & Snow and Stella Blue from this night are no exception, among the best versions of each, ever. The audio here is much improved, with that distinctive sound from that run, and those great late-74 Kreutzmann drums. Love it. Stella is a sublime masterpiece, every note a perfect gem. Yeah, the second set isn't quite as good as it looks, but who cares? Absolutely essential.

Reviewer: TexasJeff - - February 28, 2010
Subject: a MUST Have
I cannot begin to describe the wonder of this show. Download it now and bask in the glory of the Dead at the height of their prowess.
That oh um ouch guy/girl nailed the Seastones description. I had never heard of Ned Lagin before. Wow, did that guy have a head on his shoulders or what. Possibly the finest Wharf Rat I have ever heard.5 Stars easily.
Thanks to the powers that be.

Reviewer: oh_uh_um_ah - - January 30, 2009
Subject: The GRATEFUL DEAD "Live" October 20, 1974 at the Winterland Arena, San Francisco, California, U.S.A.
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5 Stars for the mix
5 Stars for the recording
5 Stars for the performance
5 Stars for the Matt Smith, Jamie Waddell transfer.

And thanks to Pat Lee for the tapes.

Looks like this one's been commercially released as "GRATEFUL DEAD Movie Soundtrack". So....

Get it while you can get it while it's free, get it now or you'll be sorry...

Yeah, you know it's a MUST HAVE for collectors...
Yeah, it's really good...

30 minutes of Seastones is an exceptional treat. Ned Lagin (pronounced lay-gin) was 20 years ahead of his time. I understand he could compose music for a symphony orchestra in his head, then write it down. Ned is also a big fan of Jazz pianist Bill Evans.

Hope you got it, I did.

Eat, Drink, Be Merry and Listen to the GRATEFUL DEAD.

Thanks for the Love...

Notes

Notes
- Giant Thanks to Matt Smith for the transfer work and Pat Lee for the tapes
- Mississippi Half step cuts in
- Seems like a real time multi track mix with audience turned up inbetween songs
- All the reels from the winterland '74 run are on black Maxell UDII tape @ 3 3/4ips